Offensive line together again for Browns practice
Browns linemen returned to the field as Tre Johnson and Dave Wohlabaugh practiced with the No. 1 unit. The group includes Verba Stokes and Tucker, with coach Butch Davis stressing Johnson’s improved mobility and readiness for upcoming preseason actions. Johnson’s availability for the Packers game remains undecided.
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Chargers halt Rams in decisive preseason victory
The San Diego Chargers beat the St. Louis Rams 31 to 10 as Bulger was intercepted twice. Rams starters were held scoreless in the first quarter and totaled 87 yards. Bulger left late with two picks, Hodgins suffered a fractured foot, and Flutie connected on a 15 yard TD pass. Brees led the Chargers with 150 yards on 12 of 17.
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Morgan aims to rebound as Browns prep for Packers
Browns receiver Morgan reflects on a down season and vows to improve after studying the offense and sharpening routes. He notes faster speed and stronger play to avoid coverage and lift the passing game, easing pressure on Kevin Johnson.
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Sapp leads CSU past Virginia in swampy opener
Cecil Sapp rushes 178 yards and scores twice to power Colorado State to a 35-29 win over Virginia on a hot Thursday night. Jeff Babcock adds five field goals, including the go ahead 46 yarder. Virginia fumbles late on the Rams 1 yard line with 10 seconds left.
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Goosen Izawa share NEC Invitational lead at 65
Retief Goosen of South Africa and Toshi Izawa of Japan shot 6-under 65 to lead the NEC Invitational at Sahalee Country Club in Sammamish Wash. Davis Love III Phil Mickelson and Darren Clarke were one stroke back as Tiger Woods battled a double bogey on 17 to post 68.
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